by Mac Slavo | Jan 2, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
For those who have always believed that it can’t happen here, think again, because it IS happening, and things are only going to get worse as data surveillance becomes a way of life. Gun confiscation at the hands of medical records sharing is now officially a...
by Contributing Author | Jan 2, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Entertainment, Headline News
This article was originally published at Washington’s Blog. Editor’s Note: Do all too many things in the news cycle just make you mad? Irritate you? Make you swear? Push your buttons? Likely enough, it happens all the time, and there’s a good reason...
by Contributing Author | Jan 1, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
This article was originally published by Paul Joseph Watson via PrisonPlanet.com. Editor’s Note: What may come in 2015 is not known, but there are numerous signs that the economic powers that be are gearing up for a big event, and taking precautions to cover the...
by Mac Slavo | Dec 31, 2014 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Forecasting, Headline News
Things are not looking pretty for the land of the free. The year 2014 has made it very clear that privacy is under threat, and the situation is not likely to improve. Mass surveillance – which became a national issue via the Edward Snowden leaks – is not subsiding or...
by Contributing Author | Dec 31, 2014 | Headline News
As instances of violence against police officers across the country escalate, chilling warnings about plans to kill cops on New Year’s Eve continue to emerge. A message scrawled on a bathroom wall at a Kum-and-Go gas station in Arkansas states, “A cop will be killed...
by Mac Slavo | Dec 30, 2014 | Headline News
If you think the biometric security on your phone or front door are enough to keep your personal information or belongings safe, think again. German hacker Jan Krissler, who operates under the handle Starbug, has demonstrated that a simple photograph posted online can...
